The very embodiment of ambivalence

Charles Krauthammer does not see Barack Obama the way E.J. Dionne sees Obama. Krauthammer sees Obama as "the very embodiment of ambivalence."
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Defeat them on substance

When it comes to the issue of the alleged war on women, Charles Krauthammer thinks Republicans should stop trying to be amateur psychologists, and instead, challenge Democrats on substance. For example, he recommends challenging infanticide abortions in the third- and late second-trimester, in which the infant's head is crushed by the abortionist in mid-delivery before the head leaves the birth canal.

Saying exactly what he thinks

I urge you to watch this video, if you have not seen it.

If the treatment is killing your patients, you stop the treatment!

Do you want it enough?

Obama: a national Rorschach test

It's my job to call a folly a folly.

You're betraying your whole life if you don't say exactly what you think; and if you don't say it honestly and bluntly.

Snowden versus Krauthammer

Edward Snowden gives a Christmas message. Is he a hero or a traitor? Is he exaggerating the threat to our privacy?

Charles Krauthammer invites Snowden to come home and explain himself to a jury of his peers. If you are a patriot, trust your peers, for whom you say you have done this. If, on the other hand, you are a traitor, then you will hide out in countries who are American adversaries, whom you have enabled by exposing the tradecraft of our espionage, so that our enemies may one day launch an attack on the United States.

Thanks to Donald Douglas for posting the videos.